First, Elizaha talks about Martin Luther King JR and his life's work. We
discuss the impact of MLK's death on America.
Next, Gabby talks about the celebration of Black History Month. Gabby
emphasizes the need to come together and lift each other up rather than
bring ea...
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On Monday 26th at 10pm listen live while 1 host, 3 comics, 1 sound engineer
all breakdown (probably) while trying to figure out what is going on in the
news. Or maybe it will be a totally normal news show - unlikely.
This month on Comics Take on the News comedian features...
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James and Nate chat with Amy Baio of Portland-based Pink Tiger Games. We talk
about how she got her first game design, making the prototype and knowing
when to stop, connecting with artists, and making "sweet, kind games to
connect people." Amy will be launching a Kicks...
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Last summer, we interviewed Kimberly King Parsons for her novel We Were the
Universe, which had just been released by Knopf. Here we are, almost a year
later, and Kim and the novel were just honored with the Oregon Book Awards’
Ken Kesey Prize for Fiction. While Jonesy h...
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Terry LaBan is a comics writer and artist whose titles have included
Unsupervised Existence, Cud Comics, and The Dreaming. He’s collaborated
with some of the top names in the alternative and mainstream comics
industries, and he teamed up with his wife Patty to create...
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Rick and Mary Hou of Brickhouse games come back after the release of their
game, Northwest, to discuss the trials and tribulations of fulfilling a
crowd-funding campaign, the expansion to Northwest, and launching a new
campaign in the world of Trump's tariffs.
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The comics on this month's Comics Take on the News have traveled all over the
earth doing comedy - at least in video form. They are sure to have some
interesting, albiet less than greatly, informed Takes on Portland and the
news.Tune in on Monday at 10pm to join us.
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Animator Nina Paley is one of the most independent of filmmakers. Her two
feature films, Sita Sings the Blues and Seder Masochism, tackle patriarchal
themes in religious narratives, and reimagine them from a feminist point of
view.
A fierce advocate of copyright abo...
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The Youth Collective talks poisonous animals, the best trees, blue-ringed
octopi, St Teresa Marso, Steve Irwin, and, of course, Ric "Nature Boy" Flair.
This is all rounded out with some nature-themed music sets and nature sounds.
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A humourous rememberance by New Yorker writer and cartoonist James Thurber of
his growing up in Columbus, Ohio at the start of the 20th Century. One night,
young James can't fall asleep as he is fixated on recalling the name of a
certain town in New Jersey that has two w...
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